This week in Portugal: tragedy strikes iconic Lisbon funicular, real estate prices continue to climb, as does tuition, and authorities find pear-pickers living in inhumane conditions.
From cultural-association jams to Coliseu Club in two years, Gomojo’s soulful, laid-back, and radio-ready tunes prove dream-pop can hit big while keeping things real.
This week in Portugal: teenage arsonist, A+ debt, more money for defense, and a fissure that explains the 1755 earthquake.
This week in Portugal: the country continues to burn, immigrants flock SNS, the far-right wants to help overturn constitutional court’s ruling, and wages rise faster for some than for others.
“Expresso spoke to some of these immigrants who call themselves ‘expats’, who came after the sun and quality of life but ended up with some
Alex Holder, a London transplant to Lisbon who co-founded the excellent English-language bookshop Salted Books in Santos — all while raising a couple of kids and
This week in Portugal: President defends immigrants, Prime Minister defends Chega, immigration agency gets a bomb threat, and blood supplies dwindle.
This week in Portugal: brides get bad deal, AIMA sad about missed appointments, Americans everywhere, and not keeping up with the Silvas
This week in Portugal: neo-nazis are making 3D-printed guns, hate speech is “trivialized,” and Portugal’s ruling party is taking a page from the far-right on immigration.